file-object-store-build-docker

Dockerfile for the Docker image used to build file-object-store.

Contains Java 25 (Eclipse Temurin) + Ant. Gradle is provided by the Gradle wrapper inside the file-object-store project, so it is not installed in the image. file-object-store has no front_end, so (unlike the limelight/proxl build images) no Node is installed.

Build the image locally

sudo docker image build -t mriffle/build-file-object-store ./

Build file-object-store with it

sudo docker run --rm -it --user $(id -u):$(id -g) \
  -v `pwd`:`pwd` -w `pwd` --env HOME=. \
  --entrypoint ant mriffle/build-file-object-store -f ant_build_all.xml

Published image

On a GitHub release, .github/workflows/docker-release.yml builds and pushes the image to ghcr.io/yeastrc/file-object-store-build-docker, tagged with the full version (e.g. 2.0.0), major.minor (2.0), major (2), and latest.

That published image is what file-object-store consumes:

• .github/workflows/push.yml → runs the build inside it
• the file-object-store Dockerfile builder stage → compiles the war in it

replacing the previous dependency on mriffle/build-spectr:latest.

Consumers pin the major tag (e.g. :2) rather than :latest, so existing file-object-store commits keep building against the same image even after a new major build image (:3) is published — moving to a new major is then an explicit opt-in, not a surprise.